Marcus Erridge is an experienced researcher, writer, data analyst and administrator. He holds a Masters degree in Human Rights (Distinction) from the School of Advanced Study, University of London and a PhD in Human Rights (Summa Cum Laude) from the Centre of Social Studies (CES), University of Coimbra. His research focuses on intersections of data, Information Communication Technologies (ICTs), human rights, sanitation, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the green transition. He currently works as a Research Assitant for the EU Horizon GREENPATHS project at CES, researching the social impacts of green transition policy. He has administrative experience in higher education settings and front-line experience in public facing help-desk and service roles. As a data analyst, senior researcher and consultant for Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), he has managed and assisted a wide range of research projects. Marcus has experience collecting, cleaning, analysing and synthesising both quantitative and quantitative data, scheduling and conducting interviews, facilitating focus groups and large stakeholder meetings, conducting literature reviews, designing, managing and analysing surveys, producing written reports, dashboards and data visualisations. Working in-person and remotely alongside multidisciplinary teams, he is used to communicating with a diverse pool of stakeholders, clients and partners to identify their research needs, gathering data and unpacking phenomena, to produce reports and presentations that provided discernible research insights in accessible and engaging ways. He has a published a number of academic articles, blogs and book chapters.